Trailblazers: Into the March shows off its unique blend of walking colony sim

19 Oct 2026 at 3:01 pm UTC
By Liam Squires-Hand

Trailblazers: Into the March is high up on my wishlist for the unique premise, with you building up a little colony on a walking landship. Mixing elements of FTL and RimWorld together - it's very unique.

What exactly is it? As the developers describe: "Trailblazers: Into the March is a roguelite colony-sim that integrates tactical combat with the emotional journey of fully simulated characters. Before setting off you will purchase and customize your Landship, recruit crew members with their own backgrounds and skills, trade supplies and materials, and take on contracts. Once you venture into the March you will have to carefully manage your crew's daily lives, witness their evolving relationships and stories, and defend your moving home in tactical landship battles as you explore the vast, uncharted territories."

I ran the demo on Fedora KDE 45 with Proton 11 and it runs without issues. As a big fan of FTL, I was really keen to see their own spin on this roguelite formula and the demo certainly gives an interesting impressive, seems like it will have a decent amount of depth to it.

Check out the trailers on it below:

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This is one you definitely need to try. You'll want to set aside some time for this.

Really keen to see a lot more from it.

Platform: ⚛ Proton / Wine (Windows)Devs:Joystick Ventures, StrangersOfficial links:Steam Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com. Tags: Proton, Colony Sim, Demo, Indie Game, Rogue-lite, Steam, Strategy, Upcoming | Apps: Trailblazers: Into the March 5 Likes All posts need to follow our rules. Please hit the Report Flag icon on any post that breaks the rules or contains illegal / harmful content. Readers can also email us for any issues or concerns.